Unmanned News & Articles

Parallel Flight Technologies is advancing its Firefly UAS with support from the National Security Innovation Capital (NSIC), focusing on expanding operational capabilities for defense and commercial use

The US Army has selected LIFT Aircraft and Near Earth Autonomy to develop an autonomous medical payload system, designed to carry out critical blood resupply and casualty evacuations (CASEVAC) with modular adaptability

In a €1M contract, first-person-view quadcopter UAVs will be supplied to both the Lithuanian military and Ukrainian armed forces from drone innovator Granta Autonomy

UTAC 2024 will host a series of workshops and demonstrations centered on UAS and robotics, providing participants with essential skills and practical knowledge for real-world applications

Teledyne FLIR Defense will provide nearly its entire range of ground robots to the US government, from the 6lb throwable FirstLook to the man-portable PackBot, and many more

RapidFlight has successfully demonstrated its E2 UAS at Camp Atterbury during the recent Technology Readiness Experimentation (T-REX) 2024 demonstration as part of a contract with the Rapid Defense Experimentation Reserve (RDER) of the US Armed Forces

PDW's C100 sUAS has been selected for the U.S. Army's Company-Level sUAS initiative, offering portable VTOL solutions to enhance reconnaissance capabilities in contested environments

At InterGeo 2024, Honeywell will be showcasing its N580+HRVS solution, a reliable GNSS-denied navigation solution that can mark the difference between mission success and failure

Draganfly has introduced the APEX Drone, engineered for military and law enforcement with up to 45 minutes of flight time, a 5-pound payload capacity, and advanced onboard computing options

Metron and Cellula Robotics have successfully demonstrated the ANCC+Solus UUV, showcasing long-duration, autonomous operations powered by hydrogen fuel cells

Vegvisir’s Mixed Reality based situational awareness solution, which uses vehicle-mounted cameras, an immersive headset, and data overlay capability, has gone to the Australian Army